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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1951)
i i Selena, Oregon. To dor- SepCornner J ISS1 SOCI ETY GLU BS MUSIC Around Town. . . . i I j . 1 1 t ; Br Jerrase English STATE FAIZ TXDCJTS ... A usual a -: capacity crowd . every where on Labor day 'J . . at the races, shows and an. the midway . . .Perhaps, the coolest spot, if there was one, was at the races as the grandstand lsjfl the shade . . . From out-of-town, i . . noted Mr. and Mrs.1 Bland Simmons I Bev erly McGilchrist) down from Portland with their two children until Wed nesday ; . . at the races they were .with Beverly's! parents, the Gor don McGikhrtrts, t her brothers end their wives, the Stuart ana Elton McGUchrlsts j . and Gorr 4on jr. . . . ,-v... . ; : Between races J . . chatting wtb Jshn sad ! nmmm were his rfcer-ia-aw a afa air. axtd Mrs. -: sTdmud J. ). (Marjoric Aaa Jaha- whe are front men tm 8aa BafaeL Cafif. . . alae with the Johnsons were his lister. Elizabeth, l and Allan ftlaaa, Jr, at reettand . With the AnloU Knecers ia their kwx were their assa and daacb-ter-ia-law, Gerdeo and EUsa fccth Kraerer ...and the Desa TnuBbM, whe are dawn frees Portland far the (air . . . Im their asaal hexes , . . The Ralph Coolers . .; , she smart la Birr blue with a lilac hat trim med in velvet ribbon of a deeper shade . . . In another croup . The James B. Youngs, Floyd W. Ehepards, P. D. Quisen berry. Daniel J. Frys. Eroel W. Kays, and the Paul Hendricks . . With the Charles E. Stricklins their daugh ter, Nancy. (Mrs. James Howe), wfco is her from southern Cali- Samia . . . :" - Mart of same . . i . The Leon Perrys and. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Wood chattlna with the A. W. Loucka. Junior William X Phil Lc and Vernon Perrys . . in 'another box . . . Mr. and Mrs a. vert Given ... she-.smart in i sleep violet wool with lilac felt . .- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lor era . . the latter in deep plum en- rnnbU .(. . and Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Bright . . . Mrs.; Bright is a brown outfit with beige and brown striped jacket . . . Mrs. Earl Sncll occupying her usual box," and chic 1 a navy blue suit and ,niatching velvet hat . . . Always together ... v Mrs. Ben YMttner and Mrs. Walter Cline . . . the latter choos ing a burnt orange hat with her kows ensemble - . . ' - Placing their beta ... sir. . and Mrs. Lawrence - Ballmer, whe are also taking in the night ly aerse shews . the Brazier Smalls . . . Mr. and Mrs. Parker - Glee, whe have just returned frees Madras, where they have w been living the past few years . . The Gordon Ilsdleys aver f rem Independence . W ; Oat-ef-town guests ,Vof Gov ernor and Mrs. Doaglas McKay en Monday at the races tnd - horse show were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clapp of Cottage Grove ... roming for the fair en Wed nesday and Thursday as" guests of the McKays win be Mr. and t Mrs. George A. Braley ef Pert land ... f . On the midway . . The Gene Vandeneyndes with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted . Reed, up from Rose burg for the fair . . Pat chic in her brown- beige, and white plaid wool and white hat with gold trim Mrs. Leofta Johnson - and her daughter, "Miss Julia Johnson, down from Lewis and Clark col - lege for the holiday weekend . . Dr. and Mrs. Wayne' Page and - cnudren, Judy and uoug. over from Dallas . . . With the Solon Shinkles were their ati-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Findley and boys of Corvallis . . . Winston and Grace Williams also taking in the. sights, and the exhibits ... Usherettes . . at the nightly horse- show . Y . a group of Wil lamette university coeds ... Anne Forrotel at one of the conces aions . . Marion Sparks, who has been in Ashland at the Shake ,j apeareaa Festival aB summer. X.oome just in time to take tickets at the main gate at the Fair- arrounds road entraaee-... Susan Youngquist awarding the ribbons pemng night at the horse snow . - Oatstandlng ... the bcas&fal V ! floral displar this : year , . and netewerthy the gergreos erebids . . . smrple. w hite, green the begonias and fachsfas . . and clever are the minlaiare dis plays en shelves encircling the posts .: depictang the variosts bettdays with table arrange ments ansl centerpieces , . The eeiisuuT divbdon baa a new lo esti ibis year, lost oetnde the entraaee U the textile division in the axrirmnaral bsildior .' . decora ted in chartremse and bar gmndy . . . glass cases all aronnd the fwosn with Islands tm the center filled with canned frait. very effective and- eelerfal . . : The teen age set ... probably 4 having the most fun at the fair . . . quite a sight to see the boys and girls wearing their Mexican; hats. colored felt derbys with feathers . . .and at closing rime going home with their arms loaded with krw pie dolls, lamps and all kinds of animals such as horses, dogs, cats. run ana aucxs . . . canes and souvenirs . . . all a little weary. but happy they had spent part of At I f l vim iummeri canuns Mr. Palmer Fotod OnBii Edward Palmer was honored on his SOth birthday at a family din ner on Sunday at his North 14th street. home. 1 - j j. Covers were i placed fori Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Palmer, the couple's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Palmer, and son. Don ald. Miss Annie Slagel of Vaecou ver. Wash, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Palmer, Darrell and Marjorit and Mrs.. Lucy Palmer of Falls City, sat. ana Airs, xneodore FUner and son, .Donald' and Mr- and Mrs. Robert Fisher of Sublimity, j Later in tne arternoon a group or mends and neighbors called to honor Mr. Palmer. W. P. Fusom played numbers on the melodian, which had been in the Palmer famny for many years. Feted at Party j Miss Beth Wendt was hostess at a back-io-school party at Paradise Islands on Sunday. Guests Included Celia Weaver, Lenore Phillippe, Ann Gilbert. Beppy Gilbert, Carol Hardie. Ann Fowler. Harriet Hi day. Donna Kroa, Delores 3 Aim, Doreen Ca vender and Maxine Boose.' i. : ' . . n Mrs. L. X. Wendt and Beth are leaving 'via car today for Ames, Iowa, where Beth will enter; Iowa State college to major la home economics ; , The Jneetiag ..ef -St -Monica's Altar society has been changed to Tuesday. September 11 at St. Joseph's cafeteria. Election 6ts of ficers will be held. ' , Muriel Ward, MrJ Sweringen Married Buena Yistik Miss Muriel Bae Ward and. Glenn Leltoy Swering en exchanged their marriage vows at a wedding ceremony on Friday evening. August 31 at the Buena Vista Methodist church with the rflev. Melville T. Wirt officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X H. ' fard and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank : Sweringen of Indepen dence. Dallas P-ixs was the solo ist and Miss DeLores Hultman presided at the piano. The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a floor length dre of white organza, with a lace trimmed net yoke. Her long nylon net veil was held in place by a Ju liet cap trimmed In seed pearls. ne earned a bouquet of rubruxn tines and zreesias. ; - Mrs. Robert Mance. aunt of the bride, from Sumner, Washington was matron of honor and wore a gown of green organdy, carrying nosegay with a white candle in center. Bridesmaids were Miss Sue Vidrkksen of Portland and Mrs. C H. Johnson of Salem, who wore dresses ox yellow and name or gandy and carried nosegays with white candles. -and Mrs. Harry lem, lighted the . -ndles. Jess Sohn stood with the groom and Darrel Ward and George Koyes were ushers. For ' her daughter's wedding Mrs. Ward chose navy blue with white accessories and the groom's mother was attired in a figured sua- dress with blade a r ouo wing the service a recen- uon was held at the U IL Ward home. The wedding cake was cut by Mr, waiter tiaan, aunt of tha bride, and Mrs. Art Ijrson sided at the punch bowL Misses Mary Joe Smiley, Mary Ann Pear son, Nancy Alexander and Donna Sutton, all of Portland, Mrs. Jack flanks and Mrs. Harry Anderson TV ; r Vacxitjonists Return to ! !-..-' 1 1 The City With the summer vacation son ' coming to an end this week end, dozens of Salem folk are re turning to'the capital, for the fair and the opening , -f schools. Mrs. Ward Davis and daughter. Linda have returned from a three weeks vacation 'trip south. They visited in Oakland, Calif with Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. Carrie John son, for a week. Enroute to Alta- i dena Mrs. Davis and Linda stopped at Carmel to visit-former Salem residents, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Shields. In Altadena the Salem loik were guests at thsj home of Mrs. Davis brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. IL Ander son, j Mr. and Urs. Chandler Brown and children. Plum; Roxanna and uiuy, nave returned ; from, a month's sojourn at Neskowin. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilbur and chil dren, Mary and i John, also re turned borne over the weekend J f "v --.... 1 1 y from Neskowin, where they have been vacationing the; past month. Mr. and Mrs. ! James Walton an or children, Jeff and Elisabeth, and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph . Purvine and children. Billy . and Becky, will be home today from sojourns at their Neskowin beach homes. ' Returns to New York CpJ. Bcmice Kleihege left Sat urday .night by plane for New York,1 where she is stationed at the Mitchell air force base at Long Island, alter a fortnights vacation in the capital with ber parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kleiheee. While Miss Kteihege was here she announced her - engagement to Staff Sergeant Dana Mason, who is stationed at Doling Field, Wash ington, u. c, wita the U.S. air force t band. The bride-elect was feted at a round of luncheons and dinners prior to her departure. Friday night Mrs. Warren Hoff man was hostess for an au revoir parry: and linen shower for Miss Kleihege. Miss Edna Dunbar, who now "makes her home in San Francisco, arrived from the 'south on Friday to spend a fortnight at the Stay- ton home of . her brother-in-law and sister, Tr. and Mrs. William IL BurrelL Miss Dunbar" has vis ited in Salem and Stayton and has many friends here. j ' . - . WlTts an ia Seventy children at tended the parry for young people' at the Church of Christ. Mrs. Er nest Kilgore and Mrs. Kenneth Stuart had charge- of games. Mrs. Adolpb Sundrad and Mrs. Al En dres decorated the rooms and Mrs. Leo Woodruff and Mrs. Leo Mitch ell served refreshments. Otto Ud der, jr, showed movies to the chil dren. ; . 't I SI" Jimmy Shinn's Birthday Party jJimmv rKinn, son of Mr.r and Mrs. Leland A. Shinn,! wSl cele brate his sixth b'.thday at a par ty this afternoon at the China home on North 17th street. Games will be in play with birthday caka server' later in the arternoon. Honoring Jimmy wH be his grandmothers, Mrs. L.1 IL Shims and Mrs. J,' IL McDonald of Port land. Diane and Patricia Carter. Rickki SkopO. MorreT Crmry.Pat- ncK Kola. Cathy Clark. John and; Jeff Shinn. , i 1 1 - Golden wedding 24 Soc wiUi 2 col cut - -T a :?! . and. Mrs. Donald Eugeno Griffith (Joan Cox) -who vera married cm August 25 at the Knight Memorial Congre gational church with a reception following at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Horlin. (Photo by Dr. Henry Morris). ! . . j , r-r- Nancy; Snyder Becomes Bride 5i2i5 Of Donald White on Monday L " . .1 White accented with red were the colors selected for the beauti ful afternoon wedding of Miss Nancy: Anne Snyder and Donald Lee White, who exenanged their marriage vows on Monday afternoon. The First Presbyterian church was the setting for the 4:30 o'clock nuptials with Dr. Chester W. Hamblin officiating before a urge gathering of mends and relatives, many coming from out-of-town. The bride is the only daughter i of Mr. and Mrs. Walter EL Snyder and was given in marriage by ber father. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John White of Port land. ; ! ! - William Bush, was the soloist and Jean Hobson Bkb the organ ist. The altar was banked i with bouquets of white gladioloses and chrysanthemums and greenery. 1 $5 N. liberty 1411 assisted. When the counle left on their honeymoon the new Mrs. Swer ingen changed to a white i linen dress with blue accessories. The bride is a - graduate of O. S. C and is a graduate nurse. Sh is employed by the Marion County Health association.:. The groom is an employee of the Pa- cific Telephone and Telegraph Co. They will make their home in the Roberts district. Dinner guests at the Oak street home of Miss Eva Ferree Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wil fred T. Gardner of Portland. Mr. and Mrs Gardner were on their honeymoon, having been married Thursday. Mr. Gardner, his wife and Miss Ferree were schoolmates in Edgar, Nebraska. Mrs. Gardner, the former Ethel Ferree Stout, is Miss Ferree's niece. Places were set also for Miss Ferree's aunt, Mrs. S- E. Winchester of Newberg, and Miss Mary B. Sayles. 1 Crib Framo That Can Be Folded and Strapped; Handy Item for Traveling v i.-i i- I. Traveling with; a small fbaby is always a problem because you cannot take his i crib wiUk you and the chances j ? are the people 1 you .visit: have4 no cribs in their f homes- A good , solution to the 3 ' problem is the folding crib ji iraxne that can be strapped on f . . . " 10 a regular Den or even studio conch. The frame, has n bottom, so the mattress of the ! " " t child will be ! sleeping on the mattress of the regular bed. The straps fit under the bed or mat tress holding the frame securely and you have metal buckles at each corner of the crib rail to- . hold it in place. When folded, the frame is 8 by 29 by 27 inches " ar suitcase aize When open' It is Tl i . ... ir I I 50 by 23 by 20 about the stan dard cnb rail size. You can take it with you or leave it with the baby's' grandparents since it takes up so little room in a closet. A new bathinette on the mar ket in a moderate price range and features a hardwood frame in' white, a towel bar and pin tray, and a foot levercpe rated dressing table f water proof fabric There is a safety strap and a head rest, as well , as metal shelf tray below the bath lag section. A handy Item for a growing child is a group of separate gaily colored book bins that can . be stacked in ti variety of styles for storage of books, toys, for a room divider or a corner decoration. As the child grows older, ha t use them for his personal library. A new youth bed with remov able guard rails is another grow- tWith-the-chiid item. Minus the trails it Is an attractive scfa bed. f. (Copyright 19S1. ' General Features Core.) i Satin bows marked the pews sand in tha stained glass windows was green foliage and gladioluses. A Quintet of pietty attendants preceded the bride to the altar, all wearing white net ankle length dresses' fashioned , with strapless lace bodices and white net stoles. They wore coronet braids of ny lon nets in their hair, red opera pumps and carried crescent shaped bouquets of red gladioluses.: Mus Marianne Bonesteele was the hon or maid and Mrs. Fred E. Suther land of Portland, Miss Claire Lee Ogle of Grants Pass, Miss r Jean Pickens and Miss Irene McLeod were the bridesmaids. The attractive, brunette bride was a picture in her floor length full skirted gown of white nylon net over taffeta. Bands of the taf feta adorned : the skirt and the fitted jacket was bound with taf feta. Her elbow length silk illusion veil cascaded from a Juliet cap of net with a braid of the net She carried a colonial bouquet of red Happmess rosebuds. ! Brother Serves as Best Man - Dean .White stood - with his brother as best man. Seating Che guests were Jerry Snyder, brother of the bride.! Ralph Krafve and Ralph Berg of Portland, and Car los Houck. ; For her daughter's nuptials Mrs Snyder chose a becoming gown of winter plum with irridescent taf feta skirt and Jersey bodice with a stole on one side. She wore pastel rose velour hat and gloves. Airs. White attended her : son's marriage in a Florentine red crepe gown witn rose nat and gloves. The newlyweds greeted I their guests at a reception in the church parlors. Mrs. A. Vaughan of Port land, Mrs. A. H. Wright, Mrs. H. J. Curl of Bend and Mrs. Lester A. Wilcox presided at the coffee urns. Cutting the cake were Mrs. Robert Snath oz Coos Bay and Mrs. E. R, Waltea ef iltoseburg. Assisting were Mrs Henry Hadley Dixon, jr. of Portland. Mrs. William Pax son, Miss Janet Sehadewitz, Miss Jul aoppes, suss Josephine Cau gheH and Miss Ruth Holtzman. 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